Long time silent forum lurker here, so first off; hello(lo) all!
I´ve just received my Pandora and it is indeed pretty great (I´m on it now in fact), so thanks very much to Craig and Co for holding out through some difficult times and producing this thing!
I´ve just been trying out some of the fancier 3D games that my venerable GP2X couldn´t handle (like quake3) and it occurred to me that as a long PC time mouse user in first person games, I´m actually something of a malco when it comes to controlling camera with the nubs!
I tend to just find myself staring at the floor or the ceiling half the time, but if I reduce global mouse speed, it`s like I´m swimming through treacle - don´t know if anyone else finds this?
I was thinking that if someone (who knows what they are doing, i.e. not me I´m afraid!) were to tweak the nub configuration programme, so that X and Y sensitivity could be adjusted separately, that would really help and could be applied to any game.
What do you think? (& sorry if I´ve stuck this in the wrong place!)
´Rard
I´ve just received my Pandora and it is indeed pretty great (I´m on it now in fact), so thanks very much to Craig and Co for holding out through some difficult times and producing this thing!
I´ve just been trying out some of the fancier 3D games that my venerable GP2X couldn´t handle (like quake3) and it occurred to me that as a long PC time mouse user in first person games, I´m actually something of a malco when it comes to controlling camera with the nubs!
I tend to just find myself staring at the floor or the ceiling half the time, but if I reduce global mouse speed, it`s like I´m swimming through treacle - don´t know if anyone else finds this?
I was thinking that if someone (who knows what they are doing, i.e. not me I´m afraid!) were to tweak the nub configuration programme, so that X and Y sensitivity could be adjusted separately, that would really help and could be applied to any game.
What do you think? (& sorry if I´ve stuck this in the wrong place!)
´Rard